I'm not as familiar with Rite Aid, as I just don't make it over there that much! The system that has been in place for a while is a Single Rebate Check, where you send all of your receipts for qualifying products in and they send you a single check at the end of the month (think EB but in a check form, all at once, and to be used anywhere).
They still do this, but +UP Rewards are taking over....they're transitioning, I guess? I don't think there's been an official statement of this, but you know how it is! They started making CDs, so slowly the tapes left the stores (I do remember this in MY lifetime lol).
To do SCR (Single Check Rebates), first you must sign up online here, then you can browse the current SCR for the month here!
The SCR limit is usually 1, but look at the sales paper and online to see if it's more - there are limits of 2 sometimes, up to 5!
One really good thing about Rite Aid is that they have an online coupon policy you can print out here to take with you to the store (as not ALL cashiers and managers are extremely knowledgeable about certain things). They cannot argue with corporate :-)
+UP Rewards work basically like EB at CVS. You have to have a loyalty card. The limit to every +UP Reward is 1 per item. They just came out with this (at least locally) within the past year.
When you make a purchase using a +UP Reward, you must have your subtotal before tax up to the same amount of the +UP Reward. The same as Walgreens with the RR. CVS will actually adjust the EB down if it is within a few cents of your total.
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